Journalism and Mass Communication Monographs

This journal, sponsored by the Association For Education In Journalism and Mass Communication, publishes in-depth research on specific topics within journalism and mass communication. Traditionally, accepted articles are longer than those traditionally published in multi-topic journals but are considerably shorter than book length. Each issue usually contains an extended article on subjects ranging from journalism history and personalities to international mass communication. On rare occasions, an issue may contain more than one submission. All submissions are subject to peer review. The publication appears four times per year. The first issue appeared in 1996.

Potential authors should submit an original manuscript and three copies, all double-spaced throughout, including all quotes, notes, etc. The recommended length for submissions is anywhere from 50 to 90 pages. Authors must include their names and other identifying materials on the first page of the original manuscript. All other submissions must not contain any identifying factors. Authors must comply to the Chicago Manual of Style with footnotes and endnotes published at the end of the text. Tables and figures should not be included in the text but published on separate pages. Submissions must be exclusive to Journalism Communication Monographs.

Online Availability

At present, a limited number of issues are available online through EBSCO-CMMC beginning with Issue number 149. In the main, all issues published after the turn of the century are available in full-text format PDF. Requests for reproduction of articles contained in the Monographs will be considered if back issues are not available. AEJMC does provide a limited supply of back issues. Queries should be directed to Jennifer McGill, Executive Director, Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Columbia, SC 29210-5667. Some issues are available through University Microfilms International in both film and photocopy formats at 300 North Zeeb Road, Ann Arbor Michigan, 48106. Journalism Communication Monographs are abstracted and indexed in Historical Abstracts, America: History and Life, and Resources in Education.

Editor

Anantha Babbili, Editor (2008)
Middle Tennessee State University
Seigenthaler Center for First Amendment Studies
P.O. Box 51
Murfreesboro, TN 37132-0001
Tel: (615) 898-2813 or 2814Fax: (615) 898-5672
ababbili@mtsu.edu

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